Resolution |
Date |
Vote |
Concerns |
201 |
19 March 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
202 |
6 May 1965 |
7–0–4 (abstentions: France, USSR, United Kingdom, USA) |
The Unilateral Declaration of Independence of Southern Rhodesia |
203 |
14 May 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Calling for a ceasefire in the Dominican Civil War |
204 |
19 May 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Portuguese Armed Forces in Senegalese territory |
205 |
22 May 1965 |
10–0–1 (abstention: USA) |
Calling for a ceasefire in the Dominican Republic |
206 |
15 June 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
207 |
10 August 1965 |
Adopted unanimously |
Calling for cessation of acts in Cyprus |
208 |
10 August 1965 |
Adopted without vote |
Death of judge Abdel Hamid Badawi and elections to the International Court of Justice |
209 |
4 September 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Deteriorating situation along ceasefire line in Kashmir |
210 |
6 September 1965 |
11–0–0 |
Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 |
211 |
20 September 1965 |
10–0–1 (abstention: Jordan) |
Demanding ceasefire between India and Pakistan |
212 |
20 September 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Admission of Maldives |
213 |
20 September 1965 |
Adopted 11–0–0 |
Admission of Singapore |
214 |
27 September 1965 |
Adopted without vote |
Calling for ceasefire between India and Pakistan |
215 |
5 November 1965 |
9–0–2 (abstentions: Jordan, USSR) |
Meeting of representatives of India, Pakistan and Secretary-General |
216 |
12 November 1965 |
10–0–1 (abstention: France) |
Unilateral Declaration of Independence of Southern Rhodesia |
217 |
20 November 1965 |
10–0–1 (abstention: France) |
Calling on UK Government to act in Southern Rhodesia |
218 |
23 November 1965 |
7–0–4 (abstentions: France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, USA) |
Calling for an end to the Portuguese territories |
219 |
17 December 1965 |
Adopted unanimously (last resolution adopted by 11 member states) |
Extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
220 |
16 March 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 (first resolution adopted by 15 member states) |
Extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
221 |
9 April 1966 |
10–0–5 (abstentions: Bulgaria, France, Mali, USSR, Uruguay) |
The Beira Patrol in Southern Rhodesia |
222 |
16 June 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
223 |
21 June 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Guyana |
224 |
14 October 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Botswana |
225 |
14 October 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Lesotho |
226 |
14 October 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Angolan-based foreign mercenary attacks in Democratic Republic of Congo |
227 |
28 October 1966 |
Adopted at closed meeting |
Appointment of the Secretary-General U Thant |
228 |
25 November 1966 |
14–0–1 (abstention: New Zealand) |
Censures Israel attack on Jordan in violation of the United Nations Charter |
229 |
2 December 1966 |
Adopted at closed meeting |
Appointment of the Secretary-General U Thant |
230 |
7 December 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Barbados |
231 |
15 December 1966 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
232 |
16 December 1966 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: Bulgaria, France, Mali, USSR) |
Sanctions against Southern Rhodesia |
233 |
6 June 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Calls for Israel–Syria cease-fire |
234 |
7 June 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Calls for Middle East cease-fire |
235 |
9 June 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Asks Secretary-General to meet with Israel and Syria |
236 |
11 June 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns Israel–Syria cease-fire violation |
237 |
14 June 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Calls on Israel to ensure safety of civilians and facilitate the return of refugees |
238 |
19 June 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extends peacekeeping operations in Cyprus |
239 |
10 July 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Mercaneries attempting to destabilise Democratic Republic of Congo |
240 |
25 October 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns Middle East cease-fire violation |
241 |
15 November 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Interference in the Democratic Republic of Congo |
242 |
22 November 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Calls for the "Withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from territories occupied" during the Six-Day War |
243 |
12 December 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Democratic Yemen |
244 |
22 December 1967 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extends peacekeeping operations in Cyprus |
245 |
25 January 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
South Africa and detainees in South West Africa |
246 |
14 March 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Deteriorating situation in South West Africa |
247 |
18 March 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extending mandate of the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
248 |
24 March 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns Israeli attack on Karameh, Jordan |
249 |
18 April 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Mauritius |
250 |
27 April 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns planned Israeli military parade in Jerusalem |
251 |
2 May 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns Israeli military parade |
252 |
21 May 1968 |
13–0–2 (abstentions: Canada, USA) |
Considers Israel's annexation of Jerusalem to be invalid |
253 |
29 May 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Sanctions on Southern Rhodesia |
254 |
18 June 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extending UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus |
255 |
19 June 1968 |
10–0–5 (abstentions: Algeria, Brazil, France, India, Pakistan) |
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons |
256 |
16 August 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns Israel’s attacks on Jordan. |
257 |
11 September 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Swaziland |
258 |
18 September 1968 |
14–0–1 (abstention: Algeria) |
Condemns Israeli attack on Jordan |
259 |
27 September 1968 |
12–0–3 (abstentions: Canada, Denmark, USA) |
Deplores the delay in the implementation of resolution 237 (1967) because of the conditions still being set by Israel for receiving a Special Representative of the Secretary-General |
260 |
6 November 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Equatorial Guinea |
261 |
10 December 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extends peacekeeping forces in Cyprus |
262 |
31 December 1968 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Condemns Israeli attack on the civil International Airport of Beirut, Lebanon. |
263 |
24 January 1969 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Adds Russian and Spanish to working languages of the Council |
264 |
20 March 1969 |
13–0–2 (abstentions: France, United Kingdom) |
Illegal presence of South Africa in Namibia |
265 |
1 April 1969 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: Colombia, Paraguay, United Kingdom, USA) |
Condemns the recent premeditated air attacks launched by Israel on Jordanian villages |
266 |
10 June 1969 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extends peacekeeping operations in Cyprus |
267 |
3 July 1969 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Censures Israeli annexation of East Jerusalem |
268 |
3 July 1969 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: France, Spain, United Kingdom, USA) |
Portuguese attacks in Zambia |
269 |
12 August 1969 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: Finland, France, United Kingdom, USA) |
Continued South African presence in Namibia |
270 |
26 August 1969 |
Adopted without vote |
Condemns Israeli attack in southern Lebanon |
271 |
15 September 1969 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: Colombia, Finland, Paraguay, USA) |
Expresses grief over arson attack at the Al-Aqsa Mosque |
272 |
23 October 1969 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Amendment to the Statute of the International Court of Justice |
273 |
9 December 1969 |
13–0–2 (abstentions: Spain, USA) |
Portuguese attacks in Senegal |
274 |
11 December 1969 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extending peacekeeping operations Cyprus |
275 |
22 December 1969 |
9–0–6 (abstentions: China, Colombia, France, Spain, United Kingdom, USA) |
Portuguese attacks in Guinea from Guinea-Bissau |
276 |
30 January 1970 |
13–0–2 (abstentions: France, United Kingdom) |
Establishes ad hoc committee on South West Africa |
277 |
15 March 1970 |
14–0–1 (abstention: Spain) |
Deteriorating situation in Southern Rhodesia |
278 |
11 May 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
On the independence of Bahrain |
279 |
12 May 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Demands the immediate withdrawal of all Israeli armed forces from Lebanese territory in response to the Israeli attack in which nine Lebanese were killed and 19 wounded. |
280 |
19 May 1970 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: Colombia, Nicaragua, Sierra Leone, USA) |
Condemns Israel for its premeditated military action with respect to Israeli–Lebanese conflict |
281 |
9 June 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extending peacekeeping operations in Cyprus |
282 |
23 July 1970 |
12–0–3 (abstentions: France, United Kingdom, USA) |
South African apartheid |
283 |
29 July 1970 |
13–0–2 (abstentions: France, United Kingdom) |
Discouraging investment in South African-occupied Namibia |
284 |
29 July 1970 |
12–0–3 (abstentions: Poland, USSR, United Kingdom) |
International Court of Justice opinion on Namibia |
285 |
5 September 1970 |
14–0–1 (abstention: USA) |
Demands the complete and immediate withdrawal of all Israeli armed forces from Lebanese territory |
286 |
9 September 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Commercial aircraft hijacking in the aftermath of the Dawson's Field incident |
287 |
10 October 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Fiji |
288 |
17 November 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Calling on UK Government to end situation in Southern Rhodesia |
289 |
23 November 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Portuguese invasion of Guinea |
290 |
8 December 1970 |
11–0–4 (abstentions: France, Spain, United Kingdom, USA) |
Condemns Portuguese Empire |
291 |
10 December 1970 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extends peacekeeping operations in Cyprus |
292 |
10 February 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Bhutan |
293 |
26 May 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Extends peacekeeping operations in Cyprus |
294 |
15 June 1971 |
13–0–2 (abstentions: United Kingdom, USA) |
Portuguese violations of Senegalese territory |
295 |
3 August 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Sending mission to Guinea |
296 |
18 August 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Bahrain |
297 |
15 September 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Qatar |
298 |
25 September 1971 |
14–0–1 (abstention: Syria) |
Deplores Israel's failure to respect UN resolutions against the annexation of Jerusalem |
299 |
30 September 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
Admission of Oman |
300 |
12 October 1971 |
Adopted 15–0–0 |
South African Border War in Zambia |